On "The View," the “Enough" author reflects on the role she and Alyssa Farah Griffin played in calling out the Trump White House.
Christian McCaffrey couldn't sell it.
We asked two prominent sexologists common questions about holiday hookups, breakups and sex etiquette.
The biggest story from Monday night was another quarterback injury.
San Francisco devised an unconventional game plan to contain Jalen Hurts and the Eagles' ground game, and it worked to perfection.
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Drinkwitz could hardly contain himself as he sent the ESPN studio crew into uncontrolled laughter.
Williams faced nine felony charges that carried a penalty of up to 30 years in prison.
If FSU is so unimpressive without its starting quarterback, then how are the Seminoles ranked fifth — ahead of Georgia, Ohio State and Oregon?
By now you know that Gen Zers and millennials have different attitudes on skinny jeans and hair parts. But how do you zoom in?
Retirees will be paying more for Medicare Part D drug coverage in 2024. Here's why.
The fallout from North Korea's satellite launch continues to worsen after the 2018 military pact with South Korea was abandoned.
After a conversation with manager Dave Roberts, Mookie Betts will stop playing right field next season.
Despite his youthful appearance, Murphy's been around Hollywood a long time and has some epic stories to prove it.
How will the NFL respond to a non-player involving himself in a game with a confrontation that got an opponent ejected?
Follow along as contracts are signed and rosters for 2024 are assembled.
Aaron Rodgers is keeping hope alive. Or is he?
The Eagles head of security took one for the team.
After an appeals court reinstates a gag order imposed on former President Donald Trump by Judge Arthur Engoron, Trump’s lawyers move on Monday to appeal that decision to a higher court in New York.
Celebrities Whoopi Goldberg, Christie Brinkley and more defended Parton.
